Branch out without burnout: how to succeed at more than one business
Running one company can be a juggling act, but what happens when you have a portfolio of small businesses? Three entrepreneurs give their tips on succeeding at multiple ventures
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Running one company can be a juggling act, but what happens when you have a portfolio of small businesses? Three entrepreneurs give their tips on succeeding at multiple ventures
A Ludwig Cancer Research study has identified a potential vulnerability in neuroblastoma tumors that might be exploited to improve treatment of the aggressive childhood cancer, which accounts for roughly 15% of all deaths from pediatric malignancies.
Asia Society Australia is proud to announce the appointment of Ms. Thanh Van Dang, Founder and CEO of Savvycom, as the next Asia Society-Victoria Distinguished Fellow. Ms Van is an internationally-acclaimed technology entrepreneur and an inspirational figure for women in Viet Nam. She founded Savvycom in 2009 and built it into one of Viet Nam’s top 30 leading tech companies in software services and IT outsourcing. A University of Sydney computer science graduate, Ms Van has been recognised globally as a leader and entrepreneur. Among her many accolades are: First Winner of the Mekon...
VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS APRIL 24 Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công 24/04/2021 13:10 GMT+7 Affordable housing supply fails to meet goal: Official Blocks of social housing in Kim Chung commune of Hanoi's Dong Anh district (Photo: VNA) The supply of affordable housing for low-income earners in urban areas and industrial park workers has only met around 42 percent of the target, Bui Xuan Dung, Director of the Ministry of Construction’s Housin...
RAID: A woman being escorted from the house in Bolton A SINGLE mother who let family and friends stay in her home even though she knew they were illegal immigrants has avoided a spell behind bars. Haoi Mai Coffey provided a roof over the heads of at least three Vietnamese nationals who were staying in the country without the correct documentation. The businesswoman’s offending came to light when officers raided her Bolton home in October 2019 in connection with a cannabis plot for which four people were sentenced at Preston Crown Court last month. While Coffey played no part in the ...